Got a tweet link but no X account? Paste it below and read the post right here: text, photos, video and all. No sign-up, no login wall.
XViewer is a simple Twitter web viewer: it lets you read public posts on X (the site that used to be Twitter) without an account.
You've probably been there: a friend sends you a tweet, you tap it, and X asks you to log in before it shows you anything. Here, you just paste the link and the post shows up. No account to create, no password to hand over.
We pull the post from the same public feed X uses for embedded tweets, the ones you see inside news articles. So you get exactly what an embedded tweet would show: the author, the full text, photos, video, and the like, repost and reply counts. If a post isn't public, we can't see it either.
You can view any public post: text, photos, video, GIFs, and the like, repost and reply counts. Links from x.com, twitter.com and mobile.twitter.com all work. So do fxtwitter.com, vxtwitter.com and fixupx.com links, since we only need the post number inside the link.
You can't view posts from protected accounts (the ones with a padlock icon) or posts that were deleted. Posts X has blocked in your country or hidden from logged-out visitors may not load either. X simply doesn't hand that content out, and we don't try to sneak around it.
A few more limits, so you're not surprised: it's one post at a time, replies are counted but not shown, threads aren't joined together, quoted posts aren't expanded, and if a post has several videos only the first one plays. Short t.co links don't work yet. Open them in your browser first, then copy the full x.com link.
This page needs a link to one specific post, so a username alone won't work here. Try the Twitter profile viewer instead: type the handle and you'll see the account's name, bio, badge, and follower and following counts.
You never log in to X here, and we'll never ask for your X password. The post is fetched by our server, not by your account, and X doesn't show anyone a list of who viewed their posts.
One honest caveat: photos and videos load straight from X's media servers (pbs.twimg.com and video.twimg.com), just like an embedded tweet on a news site. Those servers can see your IP address, the same as any site you visit. If that matters to you, use a VPN.
On our end, analytics only run if you say yes in the cookie banner, and the ads on the site may set their own cookies. The details are in our privacy policy.
Lots of people need to see a tweet without signing up for X. Reporters checking that a quote really came from a certain account. Researchers who need the exact wording of a public post. Parents and teachers looking at something a kid shared. Or anyone who quit X but still gets sent links. Each card links back to the original post, so you can always check it at the source.
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